The Atlántida Mallorca Film Fest has announced the musical program for its 16th edition, which will take place in Mallorca from July 24 to August 2, reinforcing its position as one of the leading cultural events of the summer in the Balearic Islands. The festival blends cinema, music, and cultural dialogue in a format that continues to gain international recognition.

The music line-up features 15 free concerts, bringing together established artists and emerging talents across several iconic venues on the island. Key locations include La Misericòrdia and Ses Voltes, which will host performances spanning genres such as indie pop, urban music, and contemporary sounds.

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The opening concert will be led by Laaza, setting the tone for the festival at La Misericòrdia. The same venue will also host performances by well-known artists including Nacho Vegas and La Bien Querida, contributing to a diverse and high-quality program.

From July 29 onwards, Ses Voltes will become a hub for contemporary music, featuring artists such as La Zowi and Barry B, who represent current trends in urban music. One of the highlights of this edition will be the performance by Martín Urrutia, who will present his debut album in a conceptual format.

The festival also showcases emerging artists performing exclusively on the island, strengthening its role as a platform for new talent. The musical program will conclude on August 2 at La Misericòrdia with a closing performance by Leonor Watling.

In addition to the concerts, the festival includes a selection of five music-related feature films, offering a complementary audiovisual experience. The program spans various genres, from independent productions to documentaries, including international projects and films shot in Mallorca.

The event will be held both in physical venues across the island and online through a digital platform, ensuring broader accessibility. The Atlántida Mallorca Film Fest continues to position itself as a key cultural driver, combining music, cinema, and tourism to enhance the international profile of the Balearic Islands.